Ok, so you are running in an environment without RequireJS, CommonJS, SystemJS, etc.
The key line is factory((global.mymodule = global.mymodule || {}))
this does a few things:
-
If
global.mymodule
truthy, then it is equivalent toglobal.mymodule = global.mymodule // A noop. factory(global.mymodule)
-
Otherwise it is equivalent to:
global.mymodule = {} factory(global.mymodule)
Inside the factory: Your factory you should export what you want to export from your module by assigning to exports
. So you’d export myFunction
by doing exports.myFunction = myFunction
.
Outside the factory: Outside, the exported values will be on mymodule
which was exported to the global space. When you want to use myFunction
, for instance, you do mymodule.myFunction(...)
.
In case that’s not clear. The factory in your code is the function that starts with function (exports) {
, where you’ve correctly put myFunction
.